They discussed the situation in Gaza: Biden had a phone conversation with Netanyahu
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Biden and Netanyahu discussed opening additional checkpoints in Gaza, increasing humanitarian aid, and negotiating a hostage release and ceasefire amid fears of famine.
On Sunday, April 28, U.S. President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the situation in the Gaza Strip. This was reported by UNN with reference to the White House press service .
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The parties had a telephone conversation during which they discussed Israel's opening of additional crossing points in northern Gaza.
Biden reaffirmed his strong commitment to Israel's security following the successful defense against Iran's unprecedented missile and drone attack in early April. The officials also discussed the ongoing hostage negotiations along with an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu also discussed increasing the flow of humanitarian aid to Gaza, including by preparing for the opening of new crossings in the north. The President emphasized the need to maintain and enhance this progress in full coordination with humanitarian organizations
Addendum
The Times of Israel emphasized that the opening of additional crossing points would be an important step to help Gaza amid fears of possible famine.
Recall
Egypt has prepared a new plan for a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. Cairo proposes mutual exchange of hostages and prisoners and a three-week "ceasefire"
